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Fat Dragon (cute pose)

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Base not includedCompatible with 28-32mm scale games. 

This miniature is printed in high quality resin perfect for painting. Its resistance and high definition make it ideal for miniatures and role-playing games. All our figures are printed with a resolution of 0,04mm 12k printers and have been smoothly washed and cured after printing. Additionally, all supports have been removed, although they may require some additional cleaning before painting, as well as assembly and gluing of certain parts

This product contains small parts that may cause choking and is not suitable for children under fourteen years of age. 

 

29,95  39,95 

47,10  for 3 item(s)

Fantasy Prompt: Witnessing the Fat Dragon – A Resin Armies Community Perspective

The first time I saw the Fat Dragon miniature emerge from the depths of my 3D printer, I was awestruck. As a devoted member of the Resin Armies community, I’ve seen countless dragons brought to life through resin and paint, but this one was different. It was bold, whimsical, and oozing with personality—literally and figuratively.

The Fat Dragon, as it’s affectionately named, challenges the stereotypical image of sleek, sinewy dragons ruling the skies. This dragon doesn’t soar; it lounges. It doesn’t menace with sharp edges and gaunt features; it commands with its sheer bulk and undeniable charm. Imagine an immense creature sprawled across a treasure hoard, its bloated belly spilling over golden coins, its stubby wings flapping uselessly as if trying to remember what flying felt like. This isn’t just a dragon—it’s a character, a story, a centerpiece for your tabletop adventures.

The Character of the Fat Dragon

What sets the Fat Dragon apart is its playful yet regal demeanor. Its posture tells a tale of gluttony and indulgence. One claw lazily holds a goblet of bubbling liquid, possibly some rare elven wine, while the other clutches a turkey leg half the size of a human. Its face is the crowning achievement: a smug grin stretches across its massive snout, with eyes that glimmer as if daring anyone to question its authority.

Every detail of this miniature is carefully crafted to evoke both humor and awe. The scales along its rotund body are meticulously designed, with some stretched thin across its belly, creating a sense of weight and realism. The folds of its skin are almost lifelike, making it a joy to paint and an eye-catching piece on any game table.

The Design Philosophy of the Fat Dragon

The Fat Dragon isn’t just a gag or a novelty piece; it’s a testament to the creativity and versatility of Resin Armies’ designs. This miniature serves as a blank canvas for painters and storytellers alike. Its sheer size and unique texture make it an exciting challenge for hobbyists, whether you’re experimenting with intricate patterns on its scales or layering metallics and washes to bring its treasure hoard to life.

Its modular components offer even more opportunities for customization. The goblet, turkey leg, and even some of the treasure around it can be swapped or rearranged, letting you adapt the dragon to fit your campaign’s narrative. Is it a gluttonous overlord lounging on a stolen fortune? A misunderstood guardian of ancient relics? Or a reluctant ally bribed into helping adventurers with promises of more food? The choice is yours.

Painting the Fat Dragon: A Challenge Worth Tackling

For painters, the Fat Dragon is a dream project. Its large surface area and detailed sculpting invite creativity and experimentation. The dragon’s corpulent body provides ample space for blending and shading, allowing you to play with light and shadow in ways smaller miniatures don’t often allow.

The hoard beneath it is another exciting opportunity. It’s not just a flat surface—it’s an intricate mound of treasures, featuring everything from coins and gems to chalices and crowns. You can take your time picking out individual items to add depth and variety to the piece. Some members of the Resin Armies community have even gone the extra mile, painting reflective gold and silver effects to make the treasure look truly dazzling.

The Fat Dragon’s expression is where painters can have the most fun. Its smug grin and half-lidded eyes are perfect for subtle details, like a faint sheen of drool or a glint in its gaze. You can lean into the humor by emphasizing its gluttony with stains on its snout or crumbs in its claws, or you can give it a more fearsome edge by focusing on its sharp teeth and glowing eyes.

Bringing the Fat Dragon Into Your Campaign

The Fat Dragon is more than a miniature; it’s a narrative centerpiece. This isn’t a creature that lurks in shadows or strikes fear from the skies. It’s the kind of dragon that sits at the heart of a dungeon, guarding its hoard with an air of indifference until the adventurers annoy it enough to move.

In one campaign, I used the Fat Dragon as “Glartholomew,” an eccentric and overindulgent dragon who had long since grown too large to leave his cavern. My players were instantly drawn to his personality. Glartholomew demanded tribute, not in the form of gold or gems, but in food—exotic cheeses, enchanted pastries, and bottles of rare spirits. The encounters with him became less about combat and more about negotiation, bribery, and trying to appease his insatiable appetite without getting eaten.

This dragon is also perfect for comedic relief. Imagine a group of adventurers sneaking through a treasure-filled lair, only to be thwarted by the dragon’s thunderous snores or a sudden belch that shakes the room. At the same time, its massive size and sheer presence ensure it remains a formidable foe should the party push their luck.

Why the Fat Dragon Exemplifies Resin Armies’ Excellence

As a long-standing member of the Resin Armies community, I’ve always been impressed by the innovation and quality of their miniatures, but the Fat Dragon feels like a culmination of everything they do best. The STL file is expertly optimized for printing, ensuring even hobbyists with mid-range printers can achieve stunning results. The design is robust and detailed, capturing every fold of skin and every coin in the hoard.

What truly sets this piece apart, though, is its ability to bring people together. In our community forums, the Fat Dragon has become a beloved topic of discussion. Painters share their progress, swapping tips on achieving realistic skin textures or metallic effects for the hoard. Storytellers exchange tales of how their players interacted with the dragon, from hilarious negotiations to epic showdowns.

This miniature isn’t just a model; it’s a conversation starter, a creative spark, and a unifying force for hobbyists around the world.

Conclusion: Bring the Fat Dragon to Life

Whether you’re a painter, a storyteller, or both, the Fat Dragon is a miniature that promises endless possibilities. It’s a centerpiece that will command attention on any table, a character that will inspire laughter and awe, and a project that will challenge and reward your skills.

Discover the Fat Dragon today and let it take its rightful place in your collection or campaign. Resin Armies, your 3D printed miniature store.

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Compatible with 28-32mm scale games. Base not included.

This miniature is printed in high quality resin perfect for painting. Its resistance and high definition make it ideal for miniatures and role-playing games. All our figures are printed with a resolution of 0,04mm 12k printers and have been smoothly washed and cured after printing. Additionally, all supports have been removed, although they may require some additional cleaning before painting, as well as assembly and gluing of certain parts.

This product contains small parts that may cause choking and is not suitable for children under fourteen years of age.

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